Re: Zero point fields and the strong nuclear force.

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Damien Broderick wrote:

> This guy might well be ambitious beyond his station but he's been posting
> some good things about the logic of Godelian and other undecidables etc on
> the David Deutsch list. At
>
> Ardeshir Mehta <http://homepage.mac.com/ardeshir/education.html>
>
> he has an amusing pdf paper on how the strong nuclear force might be an
> artifact of those pushy ZP forces. The whole conceit depends on treating
> partons as kinda solidish and spherical, not probability cloudy, but still...
>
> Damien Broderick

They talk about those things on some of the USEnet newsgroups also, for example
news:sci.logic and news:sci.math.research, but probably moreso news:sci.physics
and news:sci.physics.relativity.

Ross

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